RECD YOUR INVITATION CARD BUT IAM SORRY TO SAY THAT I AM UNABLE TO COME, MY SINCIRE GOOD WISHES FOR YOUR MARRIAGE, WISHING YOU HAPPY NEW LIFE THANKS Your letter is OK, but maybe it should be written/typed in lower-case . Spell-check ' sincere '

Does is used here because a (single) player does a slam. '...if a player does a slam.' '...if two players do a slam.'

1. "As far as I know, such criminal charges are more often than not pressed as well against these quarters also in well-developed western democracies". I guess the writer or speaker believes, or is implying, that some specific criminal charges (we

"I, Megan Smith do hereby apply for the President’s license for myself and my fiancé, Tom Bartlett so that we may get married before the usual time issued for a marriage licence. We are lodging this Application due to my fiancé’s employment

Is 'should' still used in this way? If 'should' was deleted from Numbers 1, 2, 3 and 4, the sentences would still make perfect sense - with the addition of an 's' on the end of 'break' in Number 3. In Numbers 5, 6 and 7, 'should' can be

1. You should do it as I did. - correct. 2. You should do it the way I did. correct. 3. You should do it as the way I did. - incorrect. 4. You should do it how I did. - Maybe this is OK in informal speech; but it's not really correct.

Yes, I think it's natural speech, and the directions are quite clear.

I have made some corrections in red: I would like to apply for the Research Position in Social Policy (reference number: ***). I became acquainted with this vacancy through the University of *** website. The educational record I present is

I want to introduce you to an interesting team game from USA. The game is similar to the popular game of basketball. In this game there are four players in both teams, one ball and two baskets. The main idea of this game is to get the ball into

I have made some corrections. They are in red . Dear Developer Regarding the decoration / modification work carried out inside the flat ; the fitted framing plan s of the building have not yet been handed over to us. We would be grateful if